Balaguer's Lead Narrowing In Dominican Presidential Race
Early returns show conservative Joaquin Balaguer closing the gap on Juan Bosch in the Dominican Republic's presidential election. Totals from 96 of 440 Santo Domingo precincts and 71 of 226 in Santiago reveal Balaguer gaining ground with Bosch still ahead overall. third candidate Rafael Bonelly trails far behind.
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Santo Domingo
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
Balaguer
Bosch
Rafael F. Bonelly
Santiago
San Francisco de Macoris
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Rafael Trujillo
Reform Party
Trujillo
Five Killed In Mine Tragedy Near Punxsutawney
Five men died asphyxiated in a soft coal mine near Punxsutawney Pennsylvania when workers cut into an abandoned section filled with black damp. Two others escaped as rescue teams worked hours to clear the air and recover the bodies.
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Punxsutawney
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Shaffer
Jefferson County
Dara
Daverspikel
Brothers Coal. Co
Shaffer
New Findings Tie Viruses to Cancer Start
A Columbia University team reports virus-like particles found in healthy-appearing cells adjacent to prostate cancer cells, suggesting viruses may initiate cancer and spread to nearby tissue. Researchers aim to isolate these particles and test them in tissue cultures, with vaccine prospects possible in six to seven years.
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Chicago
Columbia University
John K. Lattimer
Department of
Urology
New York
American Urological Association
Myron — Tannenbaum
Lattimer
No Miracles in Civil Rights Fight Says LBJ
Washington AP reports Lyndon B Johnson cautioned against expecting miracles in the struggle for racial justice He pledged to use his talents to advance justice and opportunity but warned the national government cannot by itself change conditions His unannounced White House Conference appearance boosted delegates amid parliamentary squabbles.
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Washington
Johnson
America
White House
House Debates School Subsidy Increase in Budget Vote
Democrats back a $34 million outright school bonus over Scranton's $5 million advance subsidy. The substitute bill cleared the Committee on Elementary and Secondary Education, signaling a shift in funding approach and potential impacts on 1967 subsidy calculations.
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Harrisburg
House
Scranton
Committee On
Senate
Four Congolese Politicians Hanged in Leopoldville
In Leopoldville, a crowd of more than 100,000 watched as four Congolese politicians were hanged on charges of plotting to kill President Mobutu. Former Premier Evariste Kimba and ministers Emmanuel Bamba Jerome Anang and Alexandre Mahamiba were executed after a 90 minute trial, with appeals rejected.
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Leopoldville
Mobutu
Army
Joseph Mobutu
Evarisse Kimba
Emmanuel Bamba
Jerome Anang
Alexandre Mahamiba
Lwomien
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